LUAP returns to Cleethorpes to paint Dig My Sandy Grave Whilst I Eat This Melting Ice Cream, his largest mural to date. The piece brings his Pink Bear to the British seaside in a deeply personal work about memory, mental health and emotional presence.

LUAP presents The Pink Bear Pavilion, a four-metre recycled plastic sculpture for altonale Festival in Hamburg. Commissioned by the University of Europe, the work launches €250,000 worth of LUAP Pink Bear Scholarships.

As part of Fortnum & Mason's "Unleash the Love" campaign, LUAP was commissioned to create a piece responding to the theme of love. His artwork, "Finding Light in Darkness," features his signature Pink Bear character navigating a shadowy landscape while carrying flowers, symbolising resilience and hope.

LUAP’s new neon commission, “Invite Lost In The Post”, explores the emotional tension between inclusion and isolation. Presented for Kensington + Chelsea Art Week, the work extends his Pink Bear series into a new, more introspective medium.

Installed at 284 Westbourne Grove, Good Vibrations is a window vinyl I created as part of Kensington and Chelsea’s High Street Windows project. Featuring the Pink Bear in a forest of colour, the work explores isolation, reconnection and emotional recovery after lockdown.

In Plastic Reality, LUAP's Pink Bear stands in Mayfair's Shepherd Market, urging viewers to reflect on the environmental consequences of our plastic-dependent society. This 2019 installation challenges the balance between artificiality and nature.

In early 2018, I fly to Sydney for just 72 hours to shoot a new series with the Pink Bear for Daisy Green’s flagship Soho restaurant. No jet lag, no downtime — just sunrise to sunset shoots across Bondi and the city. The result is a bold, fast-paced commission I’m proud to now see hanging at Scarlett Green.

LUAP’s Pink Bear has taken over Home House in Portman Square with his largest mural to date. Originally planned as a short-term display, the artwork’s popularity has turned the Gloucester Lounge into what’s now affectionately known as The Pink Bear Room.

LUAP brings his Pink Bear to the OXO Tower Brasserie for a bold new installation inspired by Warhol and commissioned in partnership with Harvey Nichols. The Pink Spectrum embraces repetition, colour, and individuality in a vibrant, gallery-wide takeover.

LUAP has been commissioned by the Marriott Group to create a striking Pink Bear installation for the Moxy Ostbahnhof Berlin. Blending light, performance and pop culture, the project reimagines identity and advertising through a vibrant suspended artwork and immersive opening night performance

In his latest commission for Sketch Mayfair, LUAP reimagines Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights through a contemporary lens. Titled The Garden, the large-scale photographic work stages the Pink Bear among a cast of surreal characters in a dreamlike exploration of indulgence, identity and desire.

Paul Robinson, known for his Pink Bear series, exhibited at two of London’s most stylish venues — Belgraves Hotel and Ramusake — from March to August 2015. Curated by A Space for Art, the exhibition featured Robinson’s unique blend of fine art, street art, and photography, displayed alongside works by iconic names like Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst and Joan Miró.

British artist Paul Robinson brought his iconic Pink Bear to life in a large-scale mural for SKOG42, a high-end fashion store in Karlsruhe, Germany. Commissioned by designer Evelyn Engel, the 6 x 4 metre piece blends photography, halftone printing and hand-painted textures to create an ethereal, decayed woodland scene. The mural now serves as a permanent, dreamlike backdrop for the store’s curated collections.

London’s DSTRKT nightclub launched a year-long residency with artist Paul Robinson, also known as LUAP. At the heart of the collaboration was a bespoke mural featuring his iconic Pink Bear, installed inside the club’s restaurant, Yaneff.